13 March 2024Insurance

IGI reports lowest-ever full year combined ratio amid profit growth

Bermuda-based specialty re/insurer International General Insurance Holdings (IGI) ended 2023 with its lowest full-year combined ratio to date, alongside increases in both gross written premiums and profits. According to its CEO, the company is seeing healthy opportunities in reinsurance and many short-tail lines, but facing more challenging conditions in long-tail lines.

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